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ICEYE is now delivering sovereign SAR missions for multiple nations in parallel. The natural next step in space-based ISR is clear: connect sovereign fleets without compromising sovereignty. Together with trusted partners, ICEYE is developing a practical framework that lets countries: → Share common building blocks → Operate efficiently across different chains of command → Coordinate ISR efforts across sovereign and federated operations The strength of the approach lies in its simplicity and non-intrusive design. Each nation retains full authority over how its satellites are operated and how its assets are used, while choosing which satellite capacity to make visible to participating partners. This framework enables national and joint planners to collaborate and synchronize more effectively, ensuring the best possible use of available capacity within any given area of interest. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q049pM6b0

From space to real-world impact. At ICEYE, we combine our SAR satellite constellation with the power of the LUMI supercomputer, built by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and AMD, to deliver near real-time geospatial intelligence at global scale. → Monitor forests through clouds and canopy → Process massive datasets with advanced machine learning → Enable governments, utilities, and responders to act faster → Support billions in disaster relief delivered in days instead of months This collaboration is helping turn data into decisive action and giving forests a voice while empowering those on the frontlines of climate resilience. Learn more: https://hubs.li/Q049pLhl0 #EarthObservation #ClimateAction #Deforestation #HPC #AI #DisasterResponse #SpaceTech

ICEYE is the world leader in sovereign intelligence from space. We provide persistent monitoring capabilities to detect and respond to change anywhere on Earth. We’re growing our team. Explore open roles at our headquarters in Finland — recently named the world’s happiest country for the ninth consecutive year. → Join us: https://hubs.li/Q049djzp0 → Learn more about life at ICEYE and our recruitment process: https://hubs.li/Q049djzp0

ICEYE has successfully launched and deployed six new 25 cm resolution SAR satellites into orbit. Each spacecraft has established communication. The new satellites will serve ICEYE's commercial constellation alongside dedicated national missions, including ICEYE US, the Polish Armed Forces' MikroSAR program, and CTI Aeroespacial, representing Força Aérea Portuguesa | Portuguese Air Force, CEiiA // Centre of Engineering and Product Development, and GEOSAT in the Atlantic Constellation initiative. With this deployment, ICEYE continues to increase sovereign imaging capacity and resilience for governments that require rapid, reliable, and high-fidelity persistent awareness, day or night and through any weather. Rafal Modrzewski, CEO of ICEYE, said: "ICEYE protects sovereign nations from space. The era of relying on a single, expensive satellite for national security is ending. Governments now understand that resilient constellations of many satellites are what give them real intelligence advantage, with answers in minutes instead of days. That is the shift from strategic to tactical timelines, and it changes everything about how nations defend themselves. Every satellite we launch brings our customers closer to that reality, and we are building the industrial capacity to keep pace with the demand." Read more: https://hubs.li/Q048YrsD0 Video: SpaceX

Separation confirmed. All six ICEYE satellites have successfully separated from the Falcon 9 rocket. The satellites will now begin early orbit operations. Video: SpaceX

T-1 h. Liftoff is just one hour away from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-16 rideshare mission. Several ICEYE satellites, including missions for ICEYE, ICEYE US, and our customers, are set to head to orbit. Watch live: https://hubs.li/Q048RyQY0.

Several new ICEYE SAR satellites, including dedicated missions for our customers, are set to launch aboard SpaceX's Transporter-16 rideshare mission, integrated via Exolaunch. → Launch: March 30, 2026 → Time: 10:19 UTC | 2:19 AM PST ICEYE owns the world's largest and most advanced SAR satellite constellation, delivering sovereign intelligence from space to allied nations and customers worldwide. This launch will further strengthen our persistent monitoring capabilities, enabling faster decisions with reliable insights — in any weather, day or night. Stay tuned. Photo: SpaceX

We had the honor of welcoming H.E. Mr. Manuel Montobbio de Balanzó, Ambassador of Spain to Finland, to ICEYE headquarters in Espoo last week. The visit highlighted the growing importance of European cooperation in strengthening sovereign space capabilities. Together with CEO of ICEYE Spain Gonzalo García-Muñoz, VP Missions Spain Jordi Laguarda, Marketing Director Natalia Gómez, and SVP Global Manufacturing Organisation Dionisio Díaz González, we shared how ICEYE is contributing to Europe’s resilience through the world’s largest SAR satellite constellation, enabling reliable, high-resolution Earth observation in any conditions, day or night. An important focus of the discussion was the growing role of ICEYE Spain, where we are expanding R&D and manufacturing capabilities while strengthening collaboration with local partners, institutions, and the broader European space ecosystem. From defense and intelligence to disaster response, it was a valuable opportunity to exchange views on how space-based infrastructure can support national resilience and international cooperation.

Hurricane Melissa was a uniquely challenging disaster response event for Jamaica. Over the course of a few days, the storm brought more than 500 mm of rainfall, Category 5 winds, widespread flooding, and severe structural damage across the island. Persistent cloud cover also limited traditional aerial assessments while critical infrastructure damage rendered on-ground assessments nearly impossible, both at the exact moment rapid visibility was needed most. ICEYE, however, was able to capture imagery through the cloud cover and at all hours, day or night. The result was the creation of hazard and damage data in near real-time, enabling a shared operating picture that helped responders prioritize resources, identify isolated communities, and support faster, evidence-based decisions when time mattered most. Read the full case study here: https://hubs.li/Q048t7yt0 #EmergencyManagement #DisasterResponse #HumanitarianAid